Lockheed payment doubts fate of federal loan guarantees
Federal Comptroller General Elmer Staats said Lockheed may fail to liquidate guaranteed loans by 1978 despite profits. The report notes $195 million of its $595 million total bank loans were federally guaranteed and that foreign payoffs, now disclosed, could hurt overseas sales.
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Dave Riley Washington
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
U.S
Elmer B. Staats
Congress
Lockheed
Staat
A.C. Kotchian
Senate
Emergency Loan Guarantee Board
Staats
Subcommittee On
Japan
Holland
Italy
Germany
Ment
Kotchian
Netherlands
Turkey
Vandalism Devastates Dexter Elementary School
Four classrooms in the Dexter elementary building were damaged in an early morning vandalism spree causing more than 6000 dollars in loss. A 19 year old and a 17 year old Dexter resident were arrested after receiving treatment for injuries at St Marys Hospital.
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James Freeland
Dexter
Leroy Carpenter
Carpenter
Antonio Serrano
St. Mary’s Hospital
Serrano
St. Mary's Hospital
Vic Weamer
District Attorney's Office
Frank Hale
E.P. Messick
Vic
Messick
Governor predicts Session to end on planned date
Governor Apodaca says no special session likely next week as long as major bills proceed. He backs HB2, defends 506 million budget, highlights 9 million for special education and 5 million for kindergarten, and opposes Senate tax cuts without House approval. He also notes de ear marking highway funds is unlikely this session. The interview covers highway funds, school funding history, and attorney general control of agency lawyers.
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Marjorie Beck
Santa FE
Jerry Apodaca
Roswell
House
Senate
Apodaca
Chaves County
Tom Brown
Eddy Chaves
Colin McMillan
R-Chaves- DeBaca
State Highway Department
Highway Department
New Mexico Highway Department
Atty
Toney Anaya
Attorney General's Office
Niger seeks 200000 tons emergency food before rains
Niger's government warns nearly a quarter of its 5 million people face serious malnutrition and appeals for 200000 tons of emergency food before the May rainy season. Foreign Minister Moumouni Djermakoye Adamou calls the situation tragic as aid must arrive ahead of rains that hinder distribution.
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Niamey
Niger
Central Africa
Moumouni Djermakoye Adamou
al Baron
United Nations Food and Agricultural Organization
Baron
House Bill 54 Advances $903000 ENMU Roswell Vocational Building
The Appropriations and Finance Committee of the New Mexico House unanimously approved House Bill 54 to provide $903,000 in matching funds for a vocational technical building at Eastern New Mexico University Roswell. The measure is slated for House floor consideration later this week.
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Roswell
Eastern New Mexico University
Appropriations and Finance Committee
New Mexico
House of Representative
Tax split fuels Maryland couple's second divorce plan
In Ellicott City Maryland David and Angie Boyter discuss divorcing again after a month of remarriage. They blame the U S tax system for disincentivizing marriage and favoring single filers, saying combined taxes would be higher. An IRS spokesman notes nuanced effects of filing status and potential savings from single status.
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David Estey
Internal Revenue Service
Baltimore
Congress
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James B. Freeland
Dexter School Board
U.S. Agency For International Development
United States
Ellicott City, Md
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Angie Boyter
Boyters
Haiti
Royters
Royter
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